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Track time against a Linear issue without leaving it. Track time on a Linear issue from inside the issue. taimu adds a small Tracking section to Linear's own sidebar. Press start, do the work, press stop. The entry is filed against that issue and its project automatically, with no tab switch, no copy-pasting an issue key into another tool, and nothing to reconcile at the end of the week. WHAT YOU CAN DO • Start and stop a timer on any Linear issue, from the issue itself • Log time you forgot to track: pick a date, a start time and a duration, all in one small form • See what an issue has already cost before you start, so you know where you stand on work you have touched before • File an entry against the right project automatically. taimu reads the project from the issue; you can correct it in one press, and tell taimu to remember the correction for that issue • Round to your billing increment as you log, if you bill in quarter hours and would rather not fix 27-minute entries by hand. WHY YOU MIGHT WANT IT Time tracking fails at the moment of entry. Any tool will show you a report, but capturing an hour while you are working without having to reconstruct it on Friday from a commit log can be a challenge. taimu puts the timer where the work already is, which is the only place it gets pressed. If you bill clients, the entries come out already attached to an issue and a project, so a client report is a filter rather than an afternoon. HOW IT CONNECTS The extension talks to your own taimu account and nothing else. You paste a token from taimu's settings once; it is stored in Chrome's extension storage and sent only to taimu's own server. It reads the issue key from the Linear page you are on. It does not read your Linear data through Linear's API, does not touch other sites, and does not use analytics or third-party trackers of any kind. You need a taimu account to use. Sign up at https://taimu.art--work.com
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